While we are still learning what triggers radicalization to violence, exposure to extremist materials and propaganda no doubt plays a role in the process. And as extremist groups become more tech-savvy, the increasing use of the Internet and social media to distribute this material is alarming. Social media in particular has provided an unprecedented platform for extremist views, allowing anyone to instantly broadcast their ideas to a global audience. What are the challenges posed by social media when it comes to extremism? Why is extremism so difficult to counter online? And why should Canadians be concerned about this? Join Dr. Satyamoorthy Kabilan as he shares his insights on this ever-important subject. Dr. Kabilan will cover the key challenges posed by extremist messages on social media, as well as offer some approaches to challenge these ideas and provide an alternative narrative to that of the extremists. View Two Webinars and Save! Attendees of this session save 50% off registration for Recognizing Radicalization: The Search for Behavioural Indicators on October 14! To take advantage of this special offer for yourself or a colleague, please contact [email protected]
Join Dr kabilan as he shares his presentation from the recent Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) meeting on radicalization. He will share his insights on the challenges posed by social media in this space.
